PhosphorescentA Poem by E.V. BlackAllister's love for Willow.Of everything that we have been through, the feelings are wasted. The confusion I feel is caused by the barriers you raise and the labyrinth you make that twists me around lies so I'm lost. How can you leave? What have you done?
Phosphorescent eyes draw me in still; silky black hair falls down to pale shoulders. Tantalizing lips smile at me. You're here with me, although you're gone. I don't understand what you have done to me. How can you tear apart our love like this? Leave it in pieces? As I slapped you and watched you fall to the ground, you glanced up at me with gentle, teary eyes. I wonder now who you are and what you have become. I saw how you smiled at him, kissed him, and touched him. Anger touched me as it does right now.
Phosphorescent memories flit past my eyes, butterflies among a field of flowers. Confusion tears me apart within like a wild animal. I love you, but how can I when you tell me lies?
Illuminated prescence, sweet luminescence of your being. In this dark city where the moon hangs high, my infatuation for you grows. All of it phosphorescent and never forgotten. © 2011 E.V. BlackAuthor's Note
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Added on May 13, 2011 Last Updated on May 13, 2011 AuthorE.V. BlackAboutMy name is E.V. Black and I am honored that you have decided to peruse my profile. I started my writing career at a young age and have been writing for a very long time. I write in practically every f.. more..Writing
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